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• Title: First Class, Vol. I: Lesson 1
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  • derive from earth and air and light.
  • derive from earth and air and light.
  • forms at our feet, in the water and air, in clouds and stars;
  • knowledge be acquired. He doesn't have to become clairvoyant,
  • clairvoyance. But he must acquire an awareness of what
  • derive from earth and air and light.
• Title: First Class, Vol. I: Lesson 2
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  • Your bodily existence from earth and air and light:
• Title: First Class, Vol. I: Lesson 3
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  • When you sit down on a chair - at the moment you don't fall on
  • the floor, but are able to sit safely on the chair, you know
  • that in the physical world the chair is a real chair and not
  • merely an imagined chair. The chair itself provides proof of
  • from earth and air and light.
• Title: First Class, Vol. I: Lesson 4
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  • nowadays consider clairvoyant, but he entered into a
• Title: First Class, Vol. I: Lesson 5
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  • dependent upon the air. So it is from the breathing process
  • breathing process contains the air element, in which we
  • air[is written on the blackboard]
  • Above the element of air we have the quality of warmth.
  • “air”]
  • That man lives and moves in the element of air is obvious from
  • be sufficient that I have indicated what air and warmth means
  • air as something external, natural. He also feels warmth as
  • relationship to the universe through our relation to the air.
  • The air is outside, the same air which is inside me a moment
  • later, then it is again outside, the same air which was within
  • are beings of air, that what we hold within us we let out
  • become one with the whole life and being of the element of air
  • wings of the exhaled air into the expanse of being into which
  • the exhaled air disperses. And how by inhaling we take into us
  • the spiritual beings who live in the circulating air. The
  • This is not only so in respect to the air, but to an even
  • greater degree in respect to warmth. As we are one with the air
  • circles are drawn: air, then a red one: warmth.]
  • air. Keep not within yourself, O man. Think not that your
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• Title: First Class, Vol. I: Lesson 6
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  • present is not only air, for the air is always penetrated by
  • watery element in fine solution in the air which surrounds him,
  • man also lives in the air element through which he
  • Air
  • a part of ourselves. We do differentiate a table or a chair
  • water, we live in air, we live in warmth. They belong to us.
  • what we designate as Air and what we designate as Warmth.
  • [over “Air” is written:]
  • strongly. Even air circulation affects you less. Whether the
  • air is good or bad you notice indirectly according to its
  • Nevertheless, man is very closely related to air and light.
  • [Yellow crosses are drawn next to the words “air”
  • from our watery element to dry outer air. Dry air lets us feel
  • more human. Watery air lets us feel our dependence on the
  • Warmth. The influence of Light and Air are also strong -
  • lives closely with these middle elements [Air, Warmth, Light],
  • there was also a nuance of clairvoyance, and when the students
  • they were cautioned: Trust the Fire, trust the Air, also trust
  • Air
  • if one becomes aware of his relationship with the air, he feels
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• Title: First Class, Vol. I: Lesson 8
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  • acts in our bodies - earth, water, fire, air - through them the
  • whether by means of clairvoyant consciousness or through
  • as we speak on earth of our hair. We call our own organism what
• Title: First Class, Vol. I: Lesson 9
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  • breathing and of the air. We would be helpless children if we
  • How the powers of the air nurture your existence.
  • which lives in everything air-forming within us. For only
  • through what is air-forming in us is our warmth created.
  • the airy powers in you are your nurturers. You can be thankful
  • Air
  • morality. Then as we ascend from water to air we feel that the
  • beings who are in the air are permeated with morality.
  • circle the earth and pulls the air and sea currents along with
  • earth-powers in water, air, fire, earth, that by sending our
  • How the powers of the air
  • Air